| [/ˈbauns; baʊns/] v 用法:
1 [I, Ipr, Tn, Tn.pr] (cause sth to) spring back when sent against sth hard （使某物）（碰到硬物）弹回:
A rubber ball bounces well. 橡皮球弹力好. *
The ball bounced over the wall. 那球弹过墙去了. *
The goalkeeper bounced the ball twice before kicking it. 守门员先把球拍了两下, 然後一脚踢出. *
She bounced the ball against the wall. 她把球掷到墙上让它弹回. 用法:
2 [I, Ip, Tn] (cause sb to) move up and down in a lively manner (in the specified direction) （使某人）活跃地上下跳动:
The child bounced (up and down) on the bed. 那孩子在床上蹦蹦跳跳. *
He bounced his baby on his knee. 他把婴儿放在膝上颠著玩. =>Usage at jump2 用法见 jump2. 用法:
3 [I] (infml) (of a cheque) be sent back by a bank as worthless (because there is no money in the account) （指支票）遭银行退票（因帐户中无钱）:
I hope this cheque doesn't bounce. 我希望这张支票别遭退票. Cf 参看 dishonour v 2. 用法:
4 (phr v) bounce along, down, into, etc move in the specified direction with an up and down motion 以上上下下的动作沿某方向移动:
He came bouncing into the room. 他蹦蹦跳跳地进了房间. *
The car bounced along the bumpy mountain road. 汽车在崎岖的山路上颠簸行驶. bounce back (infml) recover well after a setback 受挫折後恢复原状:
Share prices bounced back this morning. 股票价格今晨回升了. *
She's had many misfortunes in her life but she always bounces back. 她一生中经历过许多挫折,然而总是能重新振作起来. bounce 2
n 用法:
1 [C] act of bouncing 弹跳:
catch a ball on the bounce/first bounce, ie after it has bounced once 球弹起时[一弹起]就把它抓住. 用法:
2 [U] (a) ability to bounce 弹力.
(b) (of a person) liveliness; vitality （指人）活力; 生气:
She's got a lot of bounce. 她浑身都是劲儿. |